Poems About: RETIREMENT

In this page, poems on / about “retirement” are listed.

  • 109.
    Retirement

    Retirement's a time we all hope to find,
    With no clock to watch except in our mind.
    The daily demands of the job that you choose,
    Take its toll, and you worry, afraid you will lose read more »

    Mahfooz Ali
  • 110.
    Life's Beginning, Middle, End

    Taking your first steps,
    Your first birthday,
    That nervous feeling you get on that first day of school.
    Your first friend who will be there for you. read more »

    Aaron Ward
  • 111.
    NOW IS A GOOD TIME

    Now is a time to say to someone I love you
    When you see him or she
    Now is a good time to celebrate who you were born to be
    Now is the good time to say forgiveness to someone that you hurt in the past and move on with your life read more »

    Aldo Kraas
  • 112.
    Stepping up to Life

    Do you ever stop and think about
    The chapters of folks’ lives?
    They started from absolutely nothing
    Took on a husband or wife read more »

    Marilyn Lott
  • 113.
    MURDER BY ASSOCIATION

    The majority of Americans abhor conflict, especially war
    Some carry placards and parade in protest
    Some join militia groups
    Most do nothing read more »

    Ray Lucero
  • 114.
    I See An Open Doorway

    When you ask me 'what line of work are you in now',
    and i reply that i don't actually receive a wage,
    I wish i could explain but i don't know how,
    but I know I'm too young for retirement at my age. read more »

    Peter Strugnell
  • 115.
    Welcome To The World

    Welcome to the world
    A world of many worlds
    A world of no sympathy
    Neither do it has empathy read more »

    Marbet Daniel
  • 116.
    Retirement Life

    Retirement Life is really Great!
    Just like I thought it would be.
    Anyone who gets the chance to,
    I really think you should be. read more »

    Sirpheno The Knight
  • 117.
    Retirement?

    Hour by hour I sit and muse
    in what way my brain to use.
    Shall I write or shall I read
    for such effort is there need read more »

    Kate Beamish
  • 118.
    Poetic Sayings

    The best part of reaching a goal
    in not attaining the end,
    but lies in the grappling and
    searching: those hardships you spend. read more »

    S.W. Clark
  • 119.
    Birdwatchers Of America

    It’s all very well to dream of a dove that saves,
    Picasso’s or the Pope’s,
    The one that annually coos in Our Lady’s ear read more »

    Anthony Evan Hecht
  • 120.
    ## A Tribute ##

    Retirement is a bonus phase in life to tackle,
    Open to own ardent liberty that will sparkle.
    Setting new priority enthuses a significance,
    An endeavor that brings verve to enhance. read more »

    Marvin Brato Sr
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